Extend sort-keys

[danciudev]

Hello, it would be interesting to extend the sort-keys functionality to support a specific order, very useful for package.json and tsconfigs...
For example:

{
			files: ['**/package.json'],
			rules: {
				'json/sort-keys': [
					WARN,
					{
						order: [
							'publisher',
							'name',
							'version',
							'displayName',
							'type',
							'private',
							'packageManager',
							'description',
							'author',
							'contributors',
							'license',
							'funding',
							'homepage',
							'repository',
							'bugs',
							'keywords',
							'categories',
							'sideEffects',
							'exports',
							'main',
							'module',
							'unpkg',
							'jsdelivr',
							'types',
							'typesVersions',
							'bin',
							'icon',
							'files',
							'engines',
							'activationEvents',
							'contributes',
							'scripts',
							'peerDependencies',
							'peerDependenciesMeta',
							'dependencies',
							'optionalDependencies',
							'devDependencies',
							'pnpm',
							'overrides',
							'resolutions',
							'husky',
							'simple-git-hooks',
							'lint-staged',
							'eslintConfig',
						],
						pathPattern: '^$',
					},
					{
						order: { type: 'asc' },
						pathPattern: '^(?:dev|peer|optional|bundled)?[Dd]ependencies(Meta)?$',
					},
					{
						order: { type: 'asc' },
						pathPattern: '^(?:resolutions|overrides|pnpm.overrides)$',
					},
					{
						order: ['types', 'import', 'require', 'default'],
						pathPattern: '^exports.*$',
					},
					{
						order: [
							// client hooks only
							'pre-commit',
							'prepare-commit-msg',
							'commit-msg',
							'post-commit',
							'pre-rebase',
							'post-rewrite',
							'post-checkout',
							'post-merge',
							'pre-push',
							'pre-auto-gc',
						],
						pathPattern: '^(?:gitHooks|husky|simple-git-hooks)$',
					},
				],
			},
		},

Thanks =)

[nzakas]

Thanks for the suggestion. This is beyond the scope of what sort-keys is intended to do. The good news is that you can create your own custom rule to do exactly what you want.